April 2013 | Monitor on Psychology

With up to 50 percent of marriages ending in divorce, new research by psychologists is delineating the factors that make love last.

Health psychologist Ann Webster uses relaxation response techniques and other mind-body tools to help older adults find renewed vitality.

Psychologist and anti-Apartheid activist Saths Cooper has dedicated his life to ensuring that psychology serves all of humanity, not just a powerful few.

APA's latest Stress in America survey finds that health-care providers give inadequate attention to the behavioral health needs of younger Americans and people with chronic illness.

A look at the major revisions of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, due out next month.

Throughout history, transgender people have been misunderstood and seldom studied. That’s beginning to change.

Thanks to APA's Coalition for Psychology in Schools and Education, psychology research is helping teachers and other school staff become even more effective.

Preventing violence and psychology's role in health were among the key items discussed by APA's Council of Representatives.

The editors of the Journal of Rural Mental Health seek to expand the journal’s reach with its move to APA.

The incoming editors of Families, Systems, & Health plan to strengthen the journal’s content on how family fits in to health care.

Meet a private practitioner, criminal evaluator and proud pet mom.